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US President Donald Trump says Prime Minister Theresa May's plan for post-Brexit relations with the EU "would likely kill" prospects for a trade deal with the United States
BREXIT. This record photo taken January 27, 2017 shows US President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Theresa May attending a press conference at the White House in Washington, DC. Donald Trump has been scathing criticism of Prime Minister Theresa May's strategy regarding Brexit during his visit to Britain, as activists staged a mass protest against the US president on Friday, July 13. [Photo:BrendanSmialowski/AFP
19659007] Trump said in a Friday edition The Sun that May's plan for post-Brexit relations with the EU "would likely kill" prospects of a trade agreement with the United States. [19659007Trumpaalsodeclared'OrganizationoftheForeignAffairsBorisJohnsonwhichsuppliednotchedecannotheprotestercontroloftheplanwouldrefer"agrandfirstminister"
He said London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who allowed the protesters to raise a giant clan. Balloon mocking the US president next to parliament on Friday was doing "terrible work" on crime.
Comments will plunge the transatlantic "special relationship" to new lows, which will make negotiations extremely difficult with May when the two meet. After embarking on a four-day visit to Britain on Thursday, July 12, Trump, a big Brexit supporter, told the Sun that he had advised May to leave the EU. in a different way but was ignored.
"I would have done it very differently.I told Theresa May how to do it but she did not agree, she did not listen to me." wanted to go in a different way
"I would say that she probably went in the opposite direction, and that's fine, she should negotiate the best way she knows how, but that's really bad what happens. "He told the tabloid, the UK's best-selling newspaper.
Referring to the Brexit plan, introduced by the government on Thursday, he said:" The agreement that she concluded is very different from the one on which people voted.
"This was not the case that was in the referendum.I have just heard that over the last 3 days.I know that they have had a lot of resignations. May is facing a rebellion of Brexit extremists over proposals, including the resignation of Johnson and Brexit Minister David Davis this week, although moderates and big companies have been may insisted that his agreement on Brexit allow Great Britain to conclude its own lucrative trade agreements with countries like the United States once its country leaves the bloc as planned.
She urged Trump about Agreement Thursday at a gala dinner at Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of the British leader of the Second World War, Winston Churchill
Brexit "creates an opportunity to conclude a free trade agreement. creates jobs and growth here in the UK and across the United States. "
But Trump poured cold water on May 's offer
Referring to the Brexit agreement, he said: like that, we would be dealing with l'. European U Instead of dealing with the UK, it will probably kill the case. "
Trump went to Britain on Thursday, having already submitted his allies to the US. NATO at a ransom on their defense spending.
night at the residence of the US ambassador located in a London park behind a fence in "steel ring", hunted by noisy protesters
'Politics of Fear'
The Agenda of Trump and May on Friday The government of Vladimir Putin is accused of throwing a deadly nerve agent into the English city of Salisbury last May, on the occasion of a summit between Trump and President Vladimir Putin Moscow denies the accusation, and Trump does not there is no indication that he intends to raise the issue with Putin.
Trump will later take tea with Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle on Friday before spending the weekend in Scotland. Probably take 18 holes at one of the golf course's property magnate, where more protesters are waiting.
While his schedule carefully avoids large-scale events in London, the British capital will see a mass protest and rally on Friday, protests across Britain, including a melodious by a group of singers from around the world. ;opera.
An inflatable Trump mock-up in a diaper will fly next to the British parliament earlier in the day.
The ball was licensed by Khan, who crossed swords with Trump several times after the president issued factually incorrect messages on a series of terrorist attacks in Britain in 2017.
Trump said that Khan had done "a very bad job on terrorism" and said that he "he may not like the current president, but I represent the United States," Trump said.
Khan urged Londoners to keep the main "peaceful" Friday protest. "I know that Londoners are staunchly opposed to the politics of fear and despair – the United States has always been at our side as a beacon for tolerance, openness and respect," he said. "But having a special relationship means that we expect the highest standards from each other, and that also means talking when we think the values we cherish are at risk." – Rappler.com
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